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Kubernetes API Gateway for microservices

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DevopsHaven API gateway

Gateway for DevopsHaven ingress

Before you wanna use the gateway please set the RBAC permission to allow to create a configmap watch by the pod to it's own namespace. You can check the k8s/roles.yaml file for example configuration.

Docker image: ghcr.io/devopshaven/api-gateway:latest

Tracing

The server implements tracing which uses B3 and W3C header propagators with OpenTelemetry standards.

Jaeger tracing screenshot with gateway

Jaeger Tracing

Command line parameters:

  • -addr listen address (default: 127.0.0.1:8080)
  • -authServer the authorization server address eg.: 127.0.0.1:5009. When not set the gateway will not authorize the requests! (default: none)
  • -pretty enables developer friendly pretty (colored) console log instead of default JSON format

Environment variables:

  • OTEL_EXPORTER_JAEGER_AGENT_HOST the jaeger agent host jaeger exporter
  • OTEL_EXPORTER_JAEGER_AGENT_PORT the jaeger agent port for jaeger exporter

Config example:

The service is reading from the gateway-config ConfigMap and the watching it for changes. The configuration will be loaded from the services.yaml key which should contains the valid YAML configuration for the service. You can see the example configuration below.

version: v1
services:
- name: cart
  serviceUrl: cart-service:8080
  paths:
    - /api/cart/v1
  serviceUrl: discount-service-v2:8080
  paths:
    - /api/discount/v2
  serviceUrl: discount-service:8080
  paths:
    - /api/discount/v1

You can see the detailed example (kubernetes) deployment in k8s folder.

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